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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
CONDENSED TRLIGRAMs.

kEwroAI, X. Lila Hishnebs, the
fhakure sahib Of Limbdie, arrived
this morning and is at sue Ocean
kOuss.
kIv BrDronD, Mass The revenue
nsrise bsrt, \. II. Chase, arrived here
this morning iron her summer cruise
acrosa the Atlantic.
bcroSiA, GA trotting race took
plaoo lst night on ths lair gtOunds,
Illuminated Oy natural gss. Many PEG.
PIE came h ste the novel sight.
Tpo y, ARg-Thia morning, a. .
o'clock, heavy eaTti qlaIe shock
vas lei, here, Lasting seven seconds.
Toe usoillAtiouH we're north we.t %
southwest
LmA, 0.-Tne 0lio OIL O1mpsny
hse bsen ioIm6d here by pioduceis,
Who intend 10 market their own pro
duct and cot loose from the STANDARD
" Company 10 tai regard. Tue cap.
ttalis 500 900
oIrAwA, OST.-Adyc,s from Is.
jobs, n. u STATE that tie pTO'eo.ion
cruiser Intrepid YESTERDAY captured
40 American bcho nef d hing withlu
the thfee mile limit Il Caup Oosllo,
". b.. ard took her iuio plrt.
Nav YcRs 1t 10 announced that
Gen. sioelm will not sttand tbs NJ,
t5nal I'm ampmtnt Of ia Gand
Army ~ =. Louis this noah. IA
Ss'd that II nominated Tor thu poli,ion
o. grAnd commander ne vii, acc pt
FIX EiA, 1t -Srtvc.s h iye been
escufvd on tbs TJlsio, Psora and
Neslefn railroad by th6 shuiiif 81 thus
eJnnlY Ia cAsis tLus lar n "a by
claimants for death aud 10 iuiits 10.
sol inS from tie OuaiswoIih sr.ck 10
The amount OF $4,000
DAYroS, o --Asslstant 4 ate Vet.r.
inEnan, Dr.. H3-s, has o,d.f,d .
hose belonging 10 PHILLIP F,shbsek
KILLED, 40 the animal h sunsH Y with
g'snd-rs. This ID the iJuttn horee or.
ueTed allied rsrs siEcs tbs X ed morse
introduced ths di,eaie la the com.
muuiiy.
Nav YoHK. Mayor Hewitt today
accepted he invitation a. review the
LibOI Day porAds. lie =, in,ed, nov
ever, 70 ALLOW the | Alsn hAg e. be
h0l'ied on the rity hall On that DAY,
ard taid tnGt such q thing thouid no
be pefml''d a. org a. he wes msyof
Of New York.
Nav YoHE --Thomas Y. Gilroy. ".
ceiver icr Miioleil, vspcs 40 ~
day Hcsivtd y dispstch iflm ths A
tnruey q neral an,hrit ~ i'm 20 zee
81 90 pr moro TIA, hc hiss on hand 10
psy MT 4 me Vases q, workman
NJ dNfoy Lopss tia the order will
S.lHg nm 10 pay The compa y's dohlf
~ th- money com.ain.
CnicAo', In The wc,iein q on
T.irGrsph Compa ~, in c1rt.fmty
Wih To- i manfs 4 tho on al. Of
thr sular B1Ad 4 Trad hoo at las
vihdiagn Va wifr from the hbof II
ipo Omen y ard Of Tad. Thereby cut.
ting Cd ifN concern II M all direct
telegraphiO c5mmutiHl'i1n with the
regular board. H. spIts a this tne
open board disrlAim any inteption of
quitting the business.
Nav YEK AT meeting of tho
graz tlsde, neld dniins the iift call
~ TIE Produce Exohn ~, this morn.
ins. WS6 uuauim u ly dfrid 4 to
ADJOURN ttm0IfO~ Iiisir curs dsr,d
q wbnkn 10 thu hot'd ui mana ,st "a.
VIII Gently ieiu ed 10 grsD a ballot
in ralsi'pn 10 closing tie Ex1baug, ON
bhnr'ay. There may be some t,adlrg
on b hJH. Oter b sncnea Of hrti.
nfss srs thirking II i'lloNitR The
eouihe aten by the ala men.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
Health e. weaIth-Dr. B.asreERrd's
Tonic and Herv,ne, the Great
Freneh speelne

NERVOUS DsBILtTY IN all lie stAgs,.
~ mental and phyfical depfe'sion, sper.
matorrhea, hypochondfta, ttoriiity, neural.
giA, hyStetis, incapacity TOR study or basi.
nsst, parslysis, i'm ,ots 100, epiiepsy, los. o.
memory. s0iteniuE Of th hraia, and all de
eA.es Of the nervous tystsm may be Ttd i
eally cu'sd In either ser ~ tie use 81 tbi
unoycellsd uropafN on. IL ts . msttef :
iuprome Importance 10 uss aIYftITla. Q
treatment tos the eufe q the lofs Of nerve
power. end Dr.. BesaTegard'a Tonic 90
N,I'lne, s'iat hnihyI iSas wa w y ~
directions, Which are sized 70 each bo,lla
One bor equal 10 one month"; tetsDolt,
will cure reesbt easea, Price. ~. 90 a bot,
paid on reeslIt OF priee. We sufr1 ttss sis
boxes Ia cure any case. With cas- order 70.
ce'ycd by a. for slx boxe. -e will .end OUT
written guarantee 70 return the money ~
treatment dee not eject a cure. A. henk.
ert A 90, dfurgifb. sole agenu Tor unitec
btat-s. ln ana W vain 81. NeWrhls. Terr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

Toe new white Caps are always
uniform In quality. Smokers can rely
on the qla,i,y Of all good, Of our al .
being maintained a. the highest
standard.
Try our new White Cape, Cross.
Oountry and Latest English. All
ex'Is dne.-Kinney Tobacco Co., New
Nark
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Only Temperance Bitters Know

The Old Reliable Remedy Of e years stan
ing counts It's cures by the million OF all Disease
Arising from Torpid Liver or Blood linpuritie.
IL IL free from alcohol or any kind OF mir
bral poisons. being purely vegetable.
Vinegar Bitters l. no uncertain medicin
niadc ~ plsasc the palate or 10 misleah the SUI
tering. Nb.n taken IL proceeds % business,
AMI the patient loon obtains the relief hoped foi
The friends Of Vinegar Blttersare Lepior
We have yet 10 hear Of any one who has use
lhisinyaluable meiicinc without being benefites
Try ~, then. N IN poor hoa4h, and, you vi
soon IND good health return. IL h put up
Two styl's, viz; Oh Style, slightly bitter, an
New styn, pleasant taste
fricc, si.oo per bottle. Sold by all druggists
10. NJ. MCDONALD DEUG 90,
Cor. Washington and Charlton strVffs. n. y
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
ssris.s nrnswa, : col usmil,..
isr.n.L 70 w, .pp....,

ssh 'o w. .rrsAh.i
Bn'wkaviLLs, Irss September a.
Last nigh, as Mr.. and Mrs Dotoh
NOVEL; and Ms. Dave Mum aud
daughter. Mis- Minnie, we're going 10
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
Ne A.. Ia,toaue,s.

come yery choice new b an - II cigar.
cites made I IN the most exqu slts
ssiectionn ~ V feiuia tohacc,s.
Iy our nrw Whita.Caps, q oti.
Oouulri, Fall Dies, and Latest En-
g'sh. AlltHlta Zoe. - Kinney Toble.
co 90. No York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
6RATEPUL-COMfORTING
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

by q thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws which govern the operations OF diges'
ton and nutrition, and by a careful applioa-
ton Of tho hne properties OF we'll selected
Cocoa, Mr., Epps has provided our breakfast
which mag rave us many heavy doctors bills.
IL IL by tho iudioious uso Of such articles OF
diet thst q constitution may be gradually
built up until strong enough 10 rosilt oyery
maladies are floating around Us ready 70 al
tack wherever thero 10 weak point. We
mhY oicaps many fatal shAit by keeping
ourselve. we'll fortified with pure blood and
.. properly nourished frame. " Ctvi Ssrv,os
Hassfie.
Made simply with boiling water or milk
sold only In bAlf-pound tins by Grooers,
Abeled thus;
lanes Epas & Co., nS SSss'.,..
LouNan ramtassd
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
JUDGE NO LONGER"
TnE lsTEsT Faoa | . FolLETT.
ne . s<sazs.i az tr@a-P - s2s hss1ss=<<
"a $40 he @<ssssf ii s1zsa<zs AAs~
ne Ia~z . Bath. S0Rk@@e& eAse
a1ss 8.11 f4s&9zrAs=

In CarT. u tss afn q Cary 4 LeseE-
laze. returned fsoz cAlezgo yesssrslss
aserning 4ad EsPorts sA.s ~kils tksss be
4sE ksF. = A DsKossst farmsFiy xssss-
fanf rsetoE u Ss aasks. lass esq. bgt nos
a easEse ef saFisA aE oafchsz, Mss.
wa case him ths l4isss salhsasle soaoas'
u tie ~hsrsebo9ts o. keBt eounfys sb-
soond sz fasige a FlohxEe. Mr. Dskosses
sz.d thai o. EAs zltk q j4Ds lasf LyHan
D. fosisEt g me 70 his fszldsaes Al Nazeaez-
Ths mea we're intissately acquainted shsa
Af. DsRossef lived theEe. but whea se sp-
ps2rsd At Saschez BE vas 80 dirty snd a.
lapidafsd ia appearsDes khsf the rector ala
n0t rseoguize aim. Don you know me
szksd tolietA
= doas lhlak shiak Do. replied Ar.
DsRosset
-fhsnk God rs a. right. said Folless.
Hs So asked - take ehxir and - hs
SAT down ne said Ny n4nas = folIsits of
Grand kapids.'
What Judge Folletls sa.d the Rector.
No. Judge 70 lo1gef, said f0iislt sad-
y aad tDsa be said be bad got into trouble
All been Obliged 70 iease Aicnlgal Tor
awhile. cut neither al thzk tinIs nor while
be stayed there did he allade 70 the nature
Of the fFouoie.
Foliett ssid hat ansr leaving Grand
Rapids be eeat 70 Chicago and remained
there ssxsrsi days. tie then wsnt 10 Cairo.
li.s where be took q boat 10 Sicksoufg-
Then he vent int0 the country. but alter
tFsmping ffteen miles he vas Iakea sick
and vas under physicians care tor two
weeks. When ne recovered he walked on
70 Nxfchs q distance OF slxty-hye miles
and Was IN a sorry plight when he arrived
at Rev. ir. kossefs residence His
clothes we're dirty Rnd he looked IS II he
bad never seen barber nor . bath.
While he Was taking bath The Rector
went out and bought suit ot
undeEcl0ghing and made hin IS
Comfortable as possible He vas dead
broke; kadnt q cent OF money. tie said
hs hoped 10 De able 20 retGrn 10 The city
soon and Ar. Dels0ssst lent bin 500
money received IRON the parish here.
toliett requested the Rector to say moth
ing about the trouble and 10 tell no one he
vas from Grand Rapids even after he had
departed. saying that the more quiet the
matter was kept the sooner be could return
home. lie remained three days and left
suddenly while Ar. Dei.osset was entertain
ing some company. he appeared 10 De
much depressed. bat did not seem 10 be dis
couraged. RE did say where he intended
70 90. bat Mr.. Des0sset afterwards received
letter from him saying that be was IN
Honduras and hoped to be aeie to return
| the xlO0 sOon
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

There should be no uifing with eduea-
ton. nor the mind Of the pupil. The best
is none too good for anybody. and q few
dollars more or less should not be permitted
TO weigh against Young mans entire
future. The probabilities are that the best
schools charge the higher rates for tuition,
and Jet they are the cheapest IN tie end.
Private schools. as rule do not charge too
much for instruction, for If they did, t1ey
would get DO patronage. People who have
plenty Of money 10 spend, don't mean TO
throw il away, even on education. ard so
fair price for tuition means genuine in
struction. Especially should the last school
which a boy or glrl attends be a good on e.
good and thorough as 10 positive training.
and good a. 10 its moral influence. There
is no school in which u is possible 70 mould
boy, in which there is such necessity for
moulding him Alright, as business school.
Not only are facilities at hand aud the con-
ditions favorable. but there is a sort of ex-
pectancv which il is cruel not to meet A
business school, TO answer ito true purpose,
should be the most practical and sensible
school in the world. IL should be exacting
as 10 work. discipline and thoroughness. IL
should be unwavering as TO principle; a
school that will ever lIye in the student s
memory as having established him not only
in clean cut business habits. but business
integrity.
The Grand Rapids Business College was
established 22 years ago and has been under
one continuous management. 1t opened
Sept. 5 for Fall aud Winter work. An early
beginning is desirable in order To secure a
good start for the pupil while the classes
are vet small in numbers. Each student
receives individual instruction and is
allowed TO advance according TO ability and
understanding. For particulars call at
college Office or send for College Journal.
COMMON SENSE IN EDUCATION.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

is eagerly sought for, read with pleasure or
disappointment, Is then tossed aside and
forgotten. But ladies who read Of DR..
Pierces Favorite Prescription. read il again,
for they discover in it something 10 prize
IA messenger of JOY 10 those suffering from
functional arrangement or ans of the pain
fal disorders or weaknesses peculiar To their
sev. Periodical pains internal inaamma-
ton and liberation, readily yield 10 its
wonderful curative and healing powers.
Ii Is the only medicine for women, sold by
druggists under positive guarantee from
the manufacturers, that il will give salts
faction in every case or money will be re-
funded. The guarantee has been printed
on the bottle-wrapper. and faithfully car
ried out for many years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
THERE'S MYSTERY IN THIS.
Death of . Kalamazoo Girl Under suspic-
ious circumstances.

Some time J. Augusta German girl named
city in search OF work. Alter she had been
here three or four days young man who
gives his name as r. L. Palmer, was seen
with her frequently and told his acqusin-
tsnces that she was bis sister. The two
passed as brother and sister at q certain
boarding house, where the girl boarded for
fex days, but the landlady, who is Ger
man. and the boarders suspected that their
relations were assumed and the girl went
away. Palmer rented room for the girl
adjoining one occupied by himself At 6f
Spring-st., the rest OF the house be-
ing occupied by Jchn II. T0ren
and family. The girl found employment IN
Otfes laundry and Palmer also worked in
alaundry for few weeks and later as a
helper 10 Shriyer, Westherly 4 Co. plumb
ing department About two weeks ago the
girl was taken sick Mrs. loren saws that
she was given the beat of care aud treated
by Doctors Marvin Barth aud Hake sue
cessiyely. bat grew worse from the beginning
and died early yesterday morning. Palmer
applied to Health officer Lupinski for q
permit 10 remove the body, but when the
officer heard has story be refused to grant
| the permit until the case was investigated
by the Coroner When the doctors decided
| shat the girl must die Palmer notified her
relatives at Kalamazoo and her sister came
and Was with her until she died. The ac-
counts OF the case given by Palmer. the sis
ter and the doctors we're 40 conflicting
that the Coroner decided TO hold
an inquest and inlpsnneled a jury consist
| ing OF II. VI. Rose, John Quinn. L. 5.
Hanchett, W. 8. Stevens, Peter Tibsld
and l.. B. Brewer. who viewed the remains
and adjourned until this morning.
Dr. Hsks. the last physician, was sum-
roued week ago Sunday and, in the
presencs OF several witnesses closely Ques-
| toned he patient and the more so as he
| noted symptoms that aroused suspicious
l lie treated her, always in the presence of
the nurse aud others up 20 the time Of her
death and thinks she died directly Of ty-
| phoid 2ueumonis. Others believed that
she dsed from the effects Of an abortion. IN
the afternoon County Physician Graves
| made post mortem examination OF the
remains. but failed TO discover anything to
| Indicate that AZ abortion had occurred. At
| the conclusion Of the post Tnortem exsmin-
alton the burial permit ws5 issued aud
| Palmer left With the remains for Kalamazoo
on the evening train. the sister Of the de
ceased having gone on the noon train.
People y no are acquainted Win Ralmer
say they are satisfied that he isliving under
an assumed name and taat be il a bad man.
| lt is alleged that ne made indecent pro-
posals 20 the sister Of the dying girl aud
conducted himself generally in such man.
ner a. 20 make them believe that he IS a
villain.
Ths Coroner will probably take the
evidence OF the.pby sicisns today and SO ourn
Il the i1anest until zoe attendance Of Palmer
and the sister Of the deceased can be
secured
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

<fEs LEo4Es tzs<sn9<< 1s f3@ <4<<
sszs FEes'a a hezziex AzE~Asss@-
Mkee lae gave ssE a Eesies Eears sss-
isnsAy neFr x ss 1runks eec1HAe4 -
pfisszess az. II answer - ghs 81 81
sAs clsrk tasg szeA slssess al : = ne
c1zEgs Is bsias intsxieezea &aa esee a.
lsaa eaea = asA&s a. zxease lor tnzsf t1liF
- 3z< - EA<al SeEalea ~ =. Ngt@est ssa 5
fsaEs lofeF pa84 > S. 49, tAses Gala.
z2a. fahn e HEta4 311 8f1kn taa Ser
Ese sea- 10 al fsr tssiFs 1aYs e4ea.
James Ma psesded kllils q ; ekxEzs q
% szzneass1 seatsan he ease u Ma
s3a FOX. ehsxxzd sitA keerka< . b4g
"a . <tera ebsn ca saa1sg sA1ch
has bseD E8ng8s 8Fs ia tals
eo1Ft zinee izst i4se 80 as1ls Ezes G..
Fkc3A4msadslaa 81 tse FFozee41nE A.
toEDey .---( Llzftes Johusoa szS sEEklzas1
o. : ehsrge ef b0rglzfy aud .aresny sod as-
fnsndst al examination. He : Charged -
LeDs ksaas Nilh having stolen . gsli
zteA sA1 chan aad 81 - ia Mensg lFoul
her re S4s srresIs1 Saturday nsshs ~
l'etsctlge GATES Shile trying - ol2pase ~
the sslch IN a issslEy stofe o. Canal-sl.
Ills examination sss ses down for cepteu
Der J.~-- he coarl laen tJo4 q recess an
I'll clock "a th< afternoon. y ksa TIE
Judge ClaTk al bailif Eied into tEs court
room, oaly - and thst there we're no vic
su1s on Na0A 10 Ass sentence sad The
baliiu vas ordered ~ aejoarn c0ast uaul
0 cloek this mofnl1z. The remainder OF
tbs css was occupied % the odlcieis ~
listening tg people swezEiHg-lo complaints
-somsgimes The fe9pis sbo make the com
plants 10 cJazldeFabie swearing, even be-
bore they rAass Their hands befoEe BIS
Honor
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

The Bsrgson Treatment for Consump-
which is now attracting so much sttention
in advanced medical circles was somewhat
recently discovered by an eminent French
physician and scientist and consists in the
introduction into the system by the rectum
of certain gases.
This means OF medication has been found
to succeed beyond the expectations of the
most sanguine in the treatment of con-
sumption in all except its last stages and to
be an absolute specific in all primary lung
troubles and in all cases of bronchitis.
catarrh, asthma, hsy fever, sore throat and
been found reliably effective in
all cases of general debility of the sexes as
we'll as certain means of cure for the many
aggravating weaknesses peculiar to ladies.
As a means OF giving health and prOloDging
human life and most especially as a cure
for that most dreadful and fatal of all
ases-cousumption. il bids fair to prove
the greatest boon, as well as the most i'm
portant discovery OF the nineteenth CEN
tury.
In this connection il will interest the
many in Grand Rapids and vicinity TO
whom the serious question daily presents
lt.fit. NAt4 SeA Nc " ct Nciis 70 Know
that DR.. Clement billings, an eminent
physician and specialist. has locat-
ed here and opened an Office
and splendid reception rooms in
the vcil-knoun Central Place" building
on Fountain-st., where he will receive the
sick audmake a speciality OF giving the new
treatment for consumption and kindred all
menIs BY an elaborate and greatly improved
sppsratus invented By himself.
To very many IN this city and vicinity
the above must surely be an important an
nOgncement. as Or. +. Clement billings Is.
IN the Western county, one OF the best
known specialists for the treatment Of
chr0Eic di-esses.
The Doctor has spent the whole OF the
past summer At the Blake Lake resorts in
search OF much needed rest. aud in making
frequent visits TO this city has learned to
ike il so vel that he nov proposes 70 lo-
cate here in preferences "a returning 20 Kan
sas. where be was previously located.
The sick. especially those suffering from
lung troubles will do vel 70 give the doc.
tor an early call ss he declares himself 70
be thoroughly recuperated and ready n re-
ceive any and A. VINO may choose 10 honor
him VITA visit. he y spiendidlv located
On the south siie Of F0untsiH-st between
TIE Methodist snd Baptist churches and
With pleasant and perfectly private consui-
tation and rsce ption rooms hopes - msks
the Waits Of TIE sick a pleasure rather than
otherwise. Gall and get acquainted snd
examine and have explained - vcu the
new tFeatmsat
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

Hon l. g. Nason. of Musksgon, is IN
shs city.
Geo. T. wyman, OF Chippewa Lake. is In
the Sity registered az Sweets.
Dr. Booth, Of Muxksgon. will be a. the
Bridge Street House tomorrow.
Dsaiel Kelly. Of lonia. spent yesterday in
lbe city With trends ana brethren.
Mrs. Thompsoo, OF Ionis, IS visiting in
TIE city. ne guest af Ms. W. 3. 6ann-
-. o. HaxAart. Irssidsnt of tne @. e. (
L. rstar0sd frcDa rs hstern trip Sundsy
Arx s. 8 Cofsnberry. of Chicago. is Wis.
inng Mrs. Z. G. Crawford Of 800 Jefferson
sve.
Ars. X Kstz. Of 90 Veto a., bas rsturned
from a visit with friends in Sies and Mi
wsu<se.
Mss louise Clark leaves to-day for
Evanston III, % visit her friend, Mss Lot
us Hinssas
Mrs. Williams. % south Bend. Ind, is
visiung her daughter. Mrs. y. Pierce. Of Il
West brsdze-st.
NJ and Mrs.. A. r. Evsrts have returned
from heir wedding Tip aud are a. home az
- l.edy arb Block
Hon. Albert uicksrmsn. of Masksgon,
Judge elect of toe kourtesnfn judicial Dis-
triet. Is IN he city.
Mrs.. C. n. Bills. Of Pists6sld. Mass, i
visiting her daughter. Airs. ;. Quincy VIII
hams. 81 : Caual-st.
Mrs n H. Henderson. Of - Grcvs-st
lssves to-day for Chicago. 10 visit relatives
srd take in fhe k'xPosifion.
Jlnes A. Mead. nephew Of Msior A. 3
n ttsou. nss gone 70 bt,ston 70 resume his
studies A. ne Massachusetts, Institute Of
Technology
j. II. Clay. formerly proprietor of the
Bronson House ia this city bat nov oi
Natklns GIeu. y. r.. is here visiting as
srotiers. Nessrs :. y. and D. Z. Cay.
Hon b0B VI. bickinson. of Detroit is irs
tAe cisv. ef course his visit - sttrout-d -
poiitics - men who sre not Of his set.
nul tae7 s1e mistaken Ills mission Is
purely business and pleasure.
Rev. 3 G. Wurzter who has been psstas
ofIhe German n e. charch 81 r1is rlscs
the past ltres veafs. preached bis fsreBsll
sefnen Suads7 mornsag and Wi Iesvs log
bis rev aeld ot lanor AZ Asdison. Ind
Ihrrsfsr u3orninu Eev. Pullman. of -
Eolt. vii Bceeed him here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

The township Board. of Paris township.
viii meet today 10 consider applications
and pstiiions for street railway franchises.
/. III. Weston. Arthur Meigs and others
ask for franchise from Hall ST. to the
depot on the new railroad a. Oakdale Park,
aud the Cable Street Railroad Company
wants 10 run a line from Hall-st. out
Madison ave. and through Burton-st. 10 the
Seymour School House. The members of
the board are disposed TO consider the
petitions favorably. providing guarantees
are given that the roads wilt be commenced
and con- pleted within reasonable tiDa
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

is autssrinz fresn the front 6oor knes u
sels - ovn story The nnrss wss care lsss
sna EFF the bsbv carriage ia 4 lamp hzss-
ment- The nexf tine she took tie bshx cat
rI1I1z Is csgght cod. A phgsfssn as
cal 81. sEt IS rss 800 isse. Tie Hal mar,
Aalgslsase Sah car be defsehed frous rs
~aeeis sd Csrriss i1ts tse hoTsSe vith the
esay a perfect crs1ie. persect sieSa =
perfsCf ere = lerseCt horse carr5zrs-.s
conoi1es1. nskinz : psrfect hs5g os-rfs~s
So advertisement sn4 ssnd sor rsss OK
Yet SD eT desierz
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

en- snnssy nstecsiTss tssst sad Gsfss A.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

la the Superior Court yesterday the csss
Of James Alien for vagraney, appealed
from Police Court. Vas dismissed on pay
msnt OF cosss.-in the cases OF Frank
o Day and John George. for gambling y
motion made BY the defense 10 dismiss was
denied by the court. and both respondents
catered plea OF not gGiily. These are also
eases appealed from Police Court.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

one Of the laws which 20 into effect to-
morrow is that waich provides that no
person stall sell. fsruish or give. OF cause
10 be sold. furnished Or given to any innate
ef the Michigan Soldiers Home. except
when on fariough snd sway faorl The cfey
of tsrend Rapids any spiTituo5s. mat. fer
nlsntei OF vin0ns iicuors. except for medi-
eissi purposes The penalty : a 6ne Of
net lsSe than So nor more than 500 snd
sss Of prosecution, OF By inrrisonme ne
In the county ISL not more thar ainety
,iaEs, or by both fne and imprisonment
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

Mrs. T. II Hale. rom Chiesze. viii com.
ntence ciase IN Metaphysics snd Christian
Hssii1x a. the brunswick pssi0rs. f5 : tssfh
Diyision-st.. On WesfBes isv 81 3 2. n. The
sex treated without charge on The volHn-
tsry system. Hours 2 =. r.. 70 - n.